Town
Asaba
Aboh's control of the lower Niger reached as far as Asaba.
Also recorded elsewhere on the platform
One database serves all three sites. The clan register is published here, so a clan or a town is a page in Ozikoro; the language records — the name register and the language entries — stay in Ozituma, which is the language layer.
Histories
- Palm Oil Monopoly and Igbo Merchants: How the Royal Niger Company Disrupted Traditional Trade Networks in Onitsha and Asaba (1879–1900) · town · 2026
- Onishe: The Mother Spirit of the Asaba People by the Niger River · town · 2025
- The Ineh Festival of Asaba: A Vibrant Celebration of Igbo Heritage and Unity · town · 2025
- Asaba at the Turn of the 20th Century: Colonial Administration and Native Governance · town · 2025
- Sansa Musical Instrument from Asaba: Wood, Cowrie Shells, and Cane · town · 2025
- Akpelle Calabash Trumpets from Asaba, Nigeria (Described by G.T. Basden, 1921) · town · 2025
- Asaba-Onitsha: Portrait, taken by a Royal Niger Company employee between 1886 and 1895. · town · 2025
- Asaba masquerade dancing in Ikwerre Igbo area, present-day Rivers state. Photograph by G. I. Jones, in the 1930s. · town · 2025
- Families of Asaba, Ishiagu Pogroms Still Await Compensation Nearly 55 Years After Nigeria’s Civil War · town · 2024
- Ethnic Tensions and the Anioma Igbo: Asaba and Aboh Residents’ Protest for Protection in Midwestern Nigeria · town · 2024